Cold Lake 149, Alberta

Cold Lake 149

Location of Cold Lake Reserve in Alberta

Cold Lake 149 is an indian reserve in north-east Alberta, Canada in Bonnyville No. 87. It is home to the Cold Lake First Nations, and is one of the largest reserves in the province.

See also

Cold Lake First Nations

External links

Cold Lake 149

First Nations in Alberta

Cultural areas	Plains · Subartic

Numbered Treaties	Treaty 6 (Central Alberta) · Treaty 7 (Southern Alberta) · Treaty 8 (Northern Alberta)

Ethno-cultural groups and languages	Beaver / Daneẕaa (language) · Blackfoot / Niitsítapi (language) · Chipewyan / Denésoliné (language) · Cree / Nēhilawē (Woodland Cree) (language [plains variant]) · Sarcee / Tsuu T'ina (language) · Saulteaux / Nakawē (language) · Stoney / Nakoda (language)

First Nation governments (bands)	Alexander · Alexis · Athabasca Chipewyan · Bearspaw · Beaver · Beaver Lake Cree · Bigstone Cree · Chiniki · Chipewyan Prairie · Cold Lake · Dene Tha' · Driftpile · Duncan's · Enoch Cree · Ermineskin Cree · Fort McKay · Fort McMurray · Frog Lake · Heart Lake · Horse Lake · Kainai · Kapawe'no · Kehewin Cree · Little Red River Cree · Loon River · Louis Bull · Lubicon Lake · Mikisew Cree · Montana · O'Chiese · Paul · Piikani · Saddle Lake · Samson Cree · Sawridge · Siksika · Smith's Landing · Sturgeon Lake · Sucker Creek · Sunchild · Swan River · Tallcree · Tsuu T'ina · Wesley · Whitefish Lake (Atikameg) · Whitefish Lake (Goodfish) · Woodland Cree

List of Alberta Indian reserves · Métis in Alberta